EasyStand Evolv XT Standing Frame
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Designed for tall users, this stander supports heights between 6 feet and 6 feet and 10-inches. It encourages independent transfers and offers premium support and comfort. with FREE Shipping
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The EasyStand Evolv XT Standing Frame is designed specifically for tall users, accommodating heights from 6 feet to 6 feet 10 inches.
It features adjustable components to promote a comfortable standing position.
This stander supports independent transfers, enabling users to move with greater ease.
The sturdy construction ensures reliable support, making it suitable for various rehabilitation needs.
It comes with free shipping across Kenya.
Applications & Use Cases
This standing frame is ideal for individuals requiring physical therapy or rehabilitation, particularly those with mobility challenges.
It is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings throughout Nairobi.
Healthcare professionals utilize this equipment to encourage weight-bearing activities, enhancing patient independence and overall well-being.
The EasyStand Evolv XT is beneficial for users with conditions affecting their lower extremities.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the EasyStand Evolv XT, regularly inspect all components for wear and tear.
Clean the frame with a mild detergent and water, avoiding harsh chemicals that could damage the finish.
Ensure all moving parts are lubricated as needed for smooth operation.
Store the standing frame in a dry area to prevent rust and deterioration.
Proper maintenance will enhance longevity and reliability for users in any healthcare setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the easy stand Bantam standing frame?
EasyStand Bantam is a standing frame that combines a sit-to-stand transition with the added function of a supine stander. The EasyStand Bantam Medium combines features from both the Bantam and Evolv series to make it more appropriate for the larger, involved child..
What are the different types of standing frames?
Common types of standers include: sit to stand, prone, supine, upright, multi-positioning standers, and standing wheelchairs..
How long to use a standing frame?
Children get the most benefit from using a standing frame for 60 minutes per day. Sometimes it can be challenging to have your child in the standing frame for 60 minutes. Instead, you can try: 2 times for 30 minutes each.
When to use a standing frame?
If your child isn't standing or starting to explore standing by 12 months of age, a therapist may suggest using a standing frame. This will help your child to stand at an age-appropriate time. Your child might use a standing frame for a short period of time as they work on building their standing skills.
